Holiday Villas in Ibiza

The Balearic Island of Ibiza has developed a reputation as a party island in recent decades, but outside the cities of Ibiza Town or San Antonio, you will find a beautiful island with a relaxed and traditional way of life ...

Holiday Villas in Ibiza

The Balearic Island of Ibiza has developed a reputation as a party island in recent decades, but outside the cities of Ibiza Town or San Antonio, you will find a beautiful island with a relaxed and traditional way of life. There are miles of countryside to explore, and plenty of beaches that most visitors to the island don’t even realise are there, and our villas in Ibiza are the perfect base from which to find all this for yourself. What’s more, by venturing into the quieter parts of the island, you will discover an Ibiza that few visitors do, one that isn’t dominated by late nights of music and dancing.

Of course, if you are looking for a loud and lively party atmosphere, Ibiza can perfectly cater for that too.

Ibiza, like all the Balearic Islands, benefits from glorious weather throughout the year. Even in January, temperatures rarely drop below 8°C, but during the summer months they hover around 20-25°C, and routinely break that in July and August. You can also expect bright sunshine broken by few clouds, allowing you to make the most of the Mediterranean’s excellent climate.

With the island previously inhabited by the Phoenicians, Carthage, the Romans and visited by the Ancient Greeks, there’s a lot of history here to be discovered. Because of this, a lot of the island has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it protected from the same development that is evident in the cities. This preserves Ibiza’s history and beauty for you to see during a stay in our villas in Ibiza.

If you want to envelop yourself in Ibiza’s music scene, then you have a huge selection to choose from. Ibiza’s reputation for dance music is recognised around the world, and there are plenty of festivals and clubs that feature some of the best DJs, travelling specially to perform in Ibiza. However, you can also find some of the top performers and bands for other music genres putting on live shows, and the Arctic Monkeys, Kasabian and Kaiser Chiefs have all held gigs on the island in the past.

Around the coast, there are plenty of spots where taking a boat ride or trying your hand at some water sports are a great way to spend your holiday. You can get an entirely new perspective from the island out at sea, and spot some of the wildlife that lives around the Mediterranean and its islands.

Depending on when you’re staying in our villas in Ibiza, you might be able to head to one of the local festivals or take advantage of a local market to pick up some exotic gifts for your friends, family or just yourself. Colourful clothes, intricately carved wooden figures and local food are all prepared by the stall owners themselves and made available in wonderful outdoor markets.

With the influx of British emigrants, you can find a huge variety of food and drink across Ibiza. Local food with a British twist, British food with a local twist, or some of the specialities that have been made on the island for centuries. Ensaimada is one popular snack, a sweet pastry ring that can be found all over the island. Flao, a cheese and mint flan is another well-known treat.

With villas in Ibiza Town, villas in Santa Gertrudis and villas in Playa D’En Bossa, as well as plenty of other locations, we can offer you the villa holiday on Ibiza that you really want, regardless of what you’re after.

The charming village of Santa Gertrudis lies in the heart of Ibiza, close to Ibiza Town (images shown are Ibiza Town), and is a much-loved meeting point for locals and those who have chosen to make Ibiza their home.

Santa Gertrudis is home to a pretty ch ...

The charming village of Santa Gertrudis lies in the heart of Ibiza, close to Ibiza Town (images shown are Ibiza Town), and is a much-loved meeting point for locals and those who have chosen to make Ibiza their home.

Santa Gertrudis is home to a pretty church, a selection of traditional Spanish café-bars, some interesting shops and a laid-back atmosphere providing a wonderful feeling of peace and tranquility.

The town has been made famous for its magnificent tapas and its bocadillos - toasted bread rolls which are drizzled with olive oil, covered with tomato and filled with assorted fillings such as serano ham (cured Spanish ham), queso (cheese) or pollo (chicken).

As far from the sea as you can get, this village retains an agricultural feel despite its underlying 'street cafe' cool. Dominated by the centrally positioned church, which celebrates many of the most important local weddings on the island, it is a meeting place often chosen by locals as an alternative to the tourist laden fringes of the island.
Rapidly growing in size as the rest of the world comes to realise how small Ibiza really is, the village is a little over ten minutes to the nearest beach and some thirty minutes from the most distant!
If you've got to go to the other side of the island, you'll inevitably stop here for a coffee en route.

Just outside Ibiza town and all of the shops, trendy bars and restaurants that it has to offer, Playa d'en Bossa is an enormous and beautiful stretch of white, sandy beach. As it is quite close to the airport you benefit from a wonderfully short transfer ...

Just outside Ibiza town and all of the shops, trendy bars and restaurants that it has to offer, Playa d'en Bossa is an enormous and beautiful stretch of white, sandy beach. As it is quite close to the airport you benefit from a wonderfully short transfer time but may hear some noise from flights. Judging from the amount of people who return here year after year the noise does not effect their holiday enjoyment! Either that or it's a great place for plane spotters.
Playa d'en Bossa is a perfect location for families, with all of the day time activities, and for couples who want to go into Ibiza to see and be seen having spent the day on the beach.

Home of the largest Hippy market on the island - A rather small but very well-known village north of Santa Eulalia. San Carlos has a long-standing reputation as a meeting point for the hippies and the foreign residents of the island, who gather over a cup ...

Home of the largest Hippy market on the island - A rather small but very well-known village north of Santa Eulalia. San Carlos has a long-standing reputation as a meeting point for the hippies and the foreign residents of the island, who gather over a cup of coffee or a snack in one of the cafe-bars, or at the hippy market every saturday in the Las Dalias restaurant.

San Carlos is also the junction where all the roads meet, that later branch off to the beaches on the east coast of the island, such as Cala Leña, Cala Nova, Cala Mastella.

A sweep of golden sand where children can play safely all day, cheerful places to eat out, family entertainment bars and a tiny harbour filled with fishing boats and fabulous views across the sea to distant islands; this is the family friendly resort of E ...

A sweep of golden sand where children can play safely all day, cheerful places to eat out, family entertainment bars and a tiny harbour filled with fishing boats and fabulous views across the sea to distant islands; this is the family friendly resort of Es Cana.
Surrounding the resort there are beautiful unspoiled beaches which are easily reached by foot, like Cala Martina which has a large windsurf school and an excellent diving school - the clear waters around Ibiza have a wonderful underwater world.

Ibiza Town, also known as Eivissa to its locals, is a diverse, dynamic and very desirable destination. Although in recent times Ibiza may have become famed for its hedonistic nightlife and party culture, even a short visit to Ibiza Town will prove that th ...

Ibiza Town, also known as Eivissa to its locals, is a diverse, dynamic and very desirable destination. Although in recent times Ibiza may have become famed for its hedonistic nightlife and party culture, even a short visit to Ibiza Town will prove that there is so much more to an Ibiza villa holiday experience.

The Ibiza capital manages to encapsulate both a medieval charm, with its cobbled streets and imposing gothic architecture, and a totally modern, sharp edge flavour. The ancient walled old town of Dalt Vila, for example, has been declared a UNESCO world heritage site for its outstanding examples of architecture. Dalt Vila stands on the very top of the hill on which Ibiza Town is built, giving it panoramic views across the island and harbour.

This is a perfect place to go to see a touch of ancient grandeur, with white washed buildings rising above cobbled streets and the wide main square. Here you will find fabulous shops selling jewellery, ceramics, linen, clothes, handbags, beachwear and much more. Although it isn't just a shopping trap; the castle complex at the very top of this area includes some awe inspiriting buildings, including the gothic baroque cathedral of Santa Maria D'Eivissa, while the main square also houses the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Ibiza Town's marina is known as the home of the wet set; that fabulous crowd of the young, the beautiful and the super wealthy. Their extravagant yachts are moored year round and are well worth a visit, even if it is just to admire them from afar. You can, however, join boat cruises at the marina that will visit some of the more secluded beaches around the island's coast.

The marina also has some fine restaurants, bars and cafes if you fancy a change from the nightlife options available elsewhere in the town.